In order to deliver the best Arc Flash Training, Low Voltage Training and High Voltage Training possible, Canada Training Group reviews, adopts and customizes standards from the following organizations.
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If you have more questions about our relationships with the standard organizations listed above, we invite you to contact Tanya Whiffen through the Chat feature on our website or by emailing her at tanyawhiffen@canada-training-group.ca.
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